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CCAT (Coastal Communities Adapting Together)
The Coastal Communities Adapting Together (CCAT) project aims to support coastal communities to understand climate change and how they can adapt to these changes.
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The Coastal Communities Adapting Together (CCAT) project aims to support coastal communities to understand climate change and how they can adapt to these changes.

Editors
Go to the profile of Pauline Power
Pauline Power
@ccatproject
Go to the profile of Fernanda Terra Stori
Fernanda Terra Stori
Fernanda is an oceanographer interested in social-ecological systems. She obtained her PhD in 2010 (UFSCar/Brazil) and currently works at MaREI/UCC (IRL).
Go to the profile of Alex Cameron-Smith
Alex Cameron-Smith
Community and Climate Change Engagement Coordinator (CCAT Project)
Go to the profile of Chiara Cocco
Chiara Cocco
Since 2015, her research focuses on the application of geospatial techniques in urban-regional planning and on the development of geodesign methods and tools.
Go to the profile of Emma McKinley
Emma McKinley
Go to the profile of Saul Crowley
Saul Crowley
Research Scientist on the CCAT Project https://twitter.com/SaulCrowley
Go to the profile of Lauren Blacklaw-Jones
Lauren Blacklaw-Jones
Community Engagement and Communications Coordinator (CCAT Project)
Go to the profile of Don Harty
Don Harty
Writers
Go to the profile of Philip Crowe
Philip Crowe
Go to the profile of Bruno de Andrade
Bruno de Andrade
Bruno de Andrade is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the UCD Landscape Architecture under the CCAT project (Coastal Communities Adapting Together).
Go to the profile of Alex Cameron-Smith
Alex Cameron-Smith
Community and Climate Change Engagement Coordinator (CCAT Project)
Go to the profile of Lauren Blacklaw-Jones
Lauren Blacklaw-Jones
Community Engagement and Communications Coordinator (CCAT Project)
Go to the profile of Emma McKinley
Emma McKinley